POISONOUS FAIRY-RING MUSHROOM

_Marasmius peronatus_

The other false species (Plate 9, fig. 2) still more closely simulates

the "fairy-ring," but may be identified by the growth of _spines_ at

the base of the stalk. The gills are also _annexed to the stalk_ by a

small, sharp, _recurved tooth_. Like the previous spurious species, it

is found in _woods_, and is rarely to be seen in association with the

true Champignon or in its peculiar haunt.

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